1.
Fully prepared
2.
Aramcho vs. Daepungcho
3.
suspicion
4.
Squeak squeak
5.
Daepungcho vs. Saetbyeolcho
6.
Baekhocho Ace Trio
7.
pride
8.
Initiate action
9.
3-on-7 pass drill
10.
Daepung Elementary School vs. Dorim Elementary School
11.
Secret weapon

□ The passing play of Daepung Elementary School players that led ‘us’ to victory!

While "On the Ball" so far has focused on the birth and special training of the Daepung Elementary School mixed team, Volume 3 depicts the process of strengthening teamwork and becoming a true team.
The Daepung Elementary School players have grown amazingly, but there is one problem they haven't solved.
The problem is that teamwork is weak.
Even though he is the captain, Junhyeok acts independently and never passes the ball due to his greed to score a goal.
Previously, the game was led by players with outstanding individual skills even if the passing was not smooth, but this strategy was not effective in the preliminary rounds of a competition filled with strong teams.
In addition to their poor performance, the children's accumulated emotions explode, and they do not even exchange short passes, entering a vicious cycle where the game becomes even more difficult.


Soccer is a 'team sport' in which several players work together to play.
It is easier and more common to have several people pass the ball to the goal than to drive the ball alone, and this often leads to outstanding individual performances.
It's a simple fact, but the team that doesn't forget it wins.
Through three games, the Daepung Elementary players realize that passing is the best strategy, and as they learn to pass, they feel for the first time the trust they have in each other, built on the soccer ball.
The reasons why children started playing soccer were all different: wanting to become national representatives, following close friends, or trying to prevent their school from closing.
But as they play through the preliminaries, they are reborn as a team with a single goal: to win at least one game.
Join the Daepung Elementary School mixed team as they pass relentlessly to score their goal!

□ Why Daepungcho shines even brighter outside the ground

Defense and offense are skills that can never be left out in soccer.
If your defense and offense are better than the opposing team on the ground, your chances of winning also increase.
But equally important is the ability off the field.
Kang Chan, who is neither a star striker nor a captain, rebuilt the teamwork that was crumbling with his unique 'affectionate leadership', and Ji-yu, who has stronger pride than anyone else, had the 'courage' to apologize to Jun-hyeok first for the sake of the team.
Seungjae does not spare his 'cheer' for the players who are discouraged by the consecutive defeats, telling them not to be discouraged.
These are things that you can never see on the field, but they act as a force that drives the ball harder.

Volume 3 of "On the Ball" depicts the inside and outside of the stadium in detail, pointing out that the two spaces are closely connected.
Because soccer is a sport that focuses on wins and losses, not records, often only the results on the field receive attention.
That's why a winning game is easily evaluated as good soccer.
Volume 3 sheds light on the Daepung Elementary School players who train and struggle intensely outside the field, making us think about the skills needed for good soccer.
Because Daepung Elementary School is a team that is dedicated to soccer both on and off the field, we cheer on the players even more vigorously.